Ullman Lighted Inspection Mirror Part# - Htk-2Lt

Ullman Lighted Inspection Mirror Part# - Htk-2Lt

Brand: ULLMAN

Part Number: HTK-2LT

Weight: 0.34375 lbs

Country of Origin: PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA

Minimum Order Qty: 1 EA

Features: Telescopic Mirror: inspection mirror telescopes from 11 in. to 29-3/4 in. for easy adjustments at different angles. The rectangular mirror can be replaced easily with the help of a quick release tab at the top of head | Utility Range: Ullman telescopic mirror enables you to peep into automotive engines, guitars, under and behind large furniture and other confined places for inspection, repairing, and to search for missing objects | Swivel Free: the swivel-free antenna of the mechanics mirror prevents unwanted mirror swinging whereas the all-angle ball joint holds the mirror firmly at the desired angle | Durable Construction: easy-to-carry, swivel-free telescopic mirror features a strong and lightweight stainless-steel handle that can be extended to inspect hard-to-reach places | Product Specifications: Ullman inspection mirror with 2-9/16 in. width and 3-3/4 in. height is equipped with an adjustable stick. The stick’s length can be adjusted from 6-3/4 in. to 29-3/4 in.

Rectangular inspection mirror by Ullman Devices is a highly functional tool offering limitless uses in homes, shops, workshops, and construction sites. Rectangular telescopic mirror is sturdily constructed and yet is light in weight. It features an all-angle ball joint that keeps the mirror stable at the required angle for a steady job. The swivel-free antenna of the length adjustable mirror is designed to avoid unnecessary mirror movements. The stick length can be adjusted anywhere between 6-3/4 in. and 29-3/4 in. to reach narrow and confined places easily. 2-9/16 in. wide mirror with 3-3/4 in. height can be replaced in case of damage using the quick release tab. The mirror telescope with a sturdy stainless-steel handle is the perfect solution for inspection required for repair task, searching things, exploring hidden spaces and to find machinery faults.